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Diff · History 0 Integration of empiricism and rationalism: minor correction of wording of W.James quote
Diff · History 14 Turning sections on scientific and philosophical usages into subsections, and retitling "Etymology" as "Etymology and usage"
Diff · History -4 British empiricism: add'l tightening--no need for "his" in front of Locke's Essay
Diff · History -22 British empiricism: tweaks/syntax in first sentence of second paragraph of section
Diff · History 9 British empiricism: early-to-mid-17th century
Diff · History -40 British empiricism: moving quotation mark, adding piped wikilink, and copyediting to include Spinoza. ""Continental rationalists" is an accepted term of art in the history of philosophy
Diff · History 20 Come to think of it, restoring prior sectioning. What's probably needed is a better description of differences in usage between "empirical" and "empiricism"
Diff · History -2 Early empiricism: Section title up one level
Diff · History -18 History: Removing section title "History"Empiricism is itself mostly historical, until turn of 20th C when pragmatists began to integrate it with reason or "rationalism" rather than separate it
Diff · History -36 Undid revision 296279887 Self revert. Unnecessarily pointed out a polarity that depends on a community of researchers to sort out which is which
Diff · History 36 (reverted)  Scientific usage: important little clarifier
Diff · History -836 Philosophical usage: Removing recently added paragraph, per WP:NOR and WP:V. The paragraph did not represent either philosophical or "scientific" usage of the word "empiricism"
Diff · History 113 Undid revision 257416422 by 98.148.39.242 (talk)
Diff · History 0 Moving see-also to before footnotes, per current WP layout convention
Diff · History -80 British empiricism: removing an essentially un-citable parenthetical, along with the request for citation
Diff · History -111 Philosophical usage: Removing preaching caveat
Diff · History -38 additional clarification
Diff · History 22 additional clarification
Diff · History -24 An additional slight cleanup of the lead, following up on prior edit
Diff · History -25 A bit more towards basics. This lead unfortunately has gotten away from a summary of what empiricism is regarded as among scholars. It's not as distinguished from "revelation" but from "innate"
Diff · History -1 moving Psychological nativism into an external link
Diff · History -117 External links: Removing unpublished paper from external links
Diff · History -51 Revert to the revision prior to revision 146152731 dated 2007-07-21 17:04:40 by KYPark using popups
Diff · History 150 British empiricism: inline citation -> footnote
Diff · History -1,272 Integration of empiricism and rationalism: Removing an obscure and unsourced paragraph tacked onto the end of the article, and placing on Talk
Diff · History 0 Early forms of empiricism:
Diff · History -60 Revert to revision 111842674 dated 2007-03-01 15:43:28 by Kenosis using popups
Diff · History 36 Philosophical usage: add Locke's words "white paper", pointed out earlier in Talk by Lucidish
Diff · History 53 Replacing photo of William James
Diff · History 2 Philosophical usage: "those" -> certain
Diff · History -40 Philosophical usage: Correcting a mistaken reference to Sextus Empiricus, which conflated the two lines of etymology with one another.
Diff · History -1 Philosophical usage: comma
Diff · History 11 Philosophical usage: replacing "originally"
Diff · History 736 Scientific usage: Replacing explanation of scientific usage that was recently gutted and incorrectly summarized
Diff · History 4 wikilink
Diff · History 6 minor grammar in first sentence
Diff · History -71 An attempt to integrate "discounting the notion of innate ideas" into the first sentence of article. User:Jcsf had a point in atempting to introduce the concept of "innate ideas" early in the articl
Diff · History 29 Replacing footnotes section deleted by anon IP in November
Diff · History -1 British empiricism: replacing earlier version which was the correct one. Someone added the "prediction", then someone alse reversed the order of reference to Hume's categorization
Diff · History -286 Removing the second sentence of intro., drawn from Keeton (1962) which erases the distinction of empiricism by including "all the contents of consciousness"
Diff · History -27 Remove unsupported cleanup tag. This article received exceptionally careful attention to organization and content in the Spring of 2006.
Diff · History -42 Early forms of empiricism: Thanks to 204.48.118.49 , the last edit was on the right track. The source used for the sophists refers only to "predecessors", not other pre-socratics of 5th C. BC
Diff · History 6,012 Revert to revision 69545419 dated 2006-08-14 08:17:52 by 82.119.243.214 using popups
Diff · History 1 Early forms of empiricism: punctuation
Diff · History 8 Early forms of empiricism: Footnote
Diff · History 115 History: Footnote
Diff · History 18 Early forms of empiricism: Aristotle cite placed into footnote
Diff · History -2 Scientific usage: rmv superluous parentheses
Diff · History 0 Move image of JS Mill out of footnote and back into body text
Diff · History 0 Nice move WikiPedant. Doing similarly with the pragmatists James and Dewey
Diff · History -43 Minor follow-up on WikiPedant's copyedit of intro
Diff · History 140 inline ref
Diff · History -118 Rmv incorrect assertion that "empiricism" is strictly limited to the Brits of 17th and 18th Centuries, as the article explains below.
Diff · History 146 Integration of empiricism and rationalism: footnotes
Diff · History 511 History: footnotes
Diff · History 81 Early forms of empiricism: footnote
Diff · History -2 Integration of empiricism and rationalism: fix footnote
Diff · History 99 Integration of empiricism and rationalism: footnotes
Diff · History -224 References:
Diff · History 1 Early forms of empiricism: footnote
Diff · History 86 Integration of empiricism and rationalism: footnotes
Diff · History -6 Logical empiricism: footnote
Diff · History 304 Logical empiricism: footnotes
Diff · History 1 Phenomenalism: period
Diff · History 164 Phenomenalism: footnotes
Diff · History 1,162 Phenomenalism: footnotes
Diff · History 371 British empiricism: footnotes
Diff · History 376 Early forms of empiricism: Footnotes
Diff · History 213 Footnotes
Diff · History 177 Philosophical usage: Footnote
Diff · History 106 Philosophical usage: Footnote
Diff · History 0 Phenomenalism: semicolon -> comma
Diff · History -257 Rmv unnecessarily specific and confusing material from first into paragraph
Diff · History 19 Early forms of empiricism: Replace deleted reference
Diff · History 25 Scientific usage: Minor followup of Daanschr's edits. Adjust syntax in last paragraph of section
Diff · History 9 Scientific usage: minor followup of Daanschr's edit. Rmv parentheses and integrate in last paragraph of section
Diff · History 9 Scientific usage: Minor syntax issue in last paragraph
Diff · History 33 Scientific usage: Put alchemy in proper context
Diff · History -68 Scientific usage: Rmv "At the base of this contradiction was theological dispute."
Diff · History -114 Rmv incorrect "17th century English theology was against the continental theology that humans can understand god's creation with reason." This was disupted in England too.
Diff · History 4 Scientific usage: Correction of first sentence, third paragraph
Diff · History -147 Scientific usage: Rmv incorrect "Continental scientists like Descartes, Leibniz and Leeuwenhoek preferred to use deduction to find arguments to describe everything."
Diff · History -51 Scientific usage: Rmv "...and to determine what is true and what is not true." Yes, this is true, and does not explain anything here except that they were researchers of some kind
Diff · History -47 Scientific usage: Rmv "Induction limited the fields of study in theory. " as wholly inconsistent with the content that follows
Diff · History -9 Scientific usage: Merge two sentences in third paragraph
Diff · History -43 Scientific usage: Rmv " instead of the aristotelian deduction" wholly incorrect perspective
Diff · History -83 Integration of empiricism and rationalism: Rmv from Dewey "..., in contrast to James' conception of experience as collective rather than singular." Not representative of their respective views
Diff · History 0 Integration of empiricism and rationalism: Resize Dewey and James photo to accommodate change in the Dewey photo in Wikipedia database
Diff · History -1,954 Empiricism and magic: Rmv highly erroneous, rambling new section full of POV's and place on the talk page for evaluation
Diff · History 315 Revert to revision 51743178 using popups
Diff · History -18 Philosophical usage: Rmv excess, per Lucidish's quest for an accurate summary here. This just a tentative followup until determining Locke's participation in words "tabula rasa" itself
Diff · History 16 British empiricism: Correct this per Lucidish's identification of the correct words from his Essay Concerning Human Understanding
Diff · History 17 British empiricism: Add "white paper" which was Locke's wording in the Essay Concerning Human Understanding, following Lucidish's apt correction of Locke's Essay's wording; thanks Lucidish !
Diff · History 21 Philosophical usage: blank slate -> add blank tablet per Lucidish's quest for accuracy here
Diff · History 1 British empiricism: blank slate -> blank tablet to more accurately quote Locke, per Lucidish's quest for accuracy here
Diff · History 12 British empiricism: clarify the date ref to Hume. Average reader does not need to see 1902 attached to Hume; why are academic-style citations being used in an encylopedia? Method for footnotes
Diff · History -71 British empiricism: Revert. The prior editor is confusing "tabula rasa" which is translated as "scraped tablet"
Diff · History -42 British empiricism: Rmv conclusory POV about Berkeley ("This is not reduced to solipsism because..."). Many critics of phenomenalism/subjective idealism completely disagree.
Diff · History -453 Rmv newly placed material in first introductory paragraph and place on the talk page for further analysis and/or development
Diff · History 111 Early forms of empiricism: locus and summary of Plato's opposition to Sophists
Diff · History 36 Early forms of empiricism:
Diff · History 0 Early forms of empiricism: reverse words "would today"
Diff · History 27 Early forms of empiricism: minor clarification in Aquinas paragraph
Diff · History -1 Early forms of empiricism: Rmv space before period
Diff · History -652 Philosophical usage: Putting the meta-linguistic analysis (an excellent one incidentally) on the talk page to see if it can be rephrased and used in the article somwhere
Diff · History 2 Philosophical usage: Separate somewhat lengthy paragraph into two paragraphs. Please disregard my last edit explanation, because it does not properly reflect the edits I made to this section
Diff · History 146 Philosophical usage: add qualification "historically" to the very basic description of rationalism, because rationalsim today is quite fond of empirical method, but not fond of faith-based "truth
Diff · History 86 Integrate stranded brief paragraph on etymology into introduction in one of several possible reasonable ways,, rather than in between two paragraphs dealing with current usages.
Diff · History 0 British empiricism: cite format for reference to Berkeley's view as subjective idealism
Diff · History 0 Rmv meta-linguistic discussion from intro and put it in "Pilosophical usage" section
Diff · History -95 Integration of empiricism and rationalism: link to replace stranded footnote
Diff · History 0 Order of presentation, paragraphs in intro, explanation of "isms" moved to after presentation of the main "ism" at issue in this article
Diff · History -3 Philosophical usage: nowadays -> today
Diff · History 78 For the present, wikify "heuristic", "dogmatic" and "reductive" (Reduction (philosophy)) for the previously uninformed reader, second introductory paragraph
Diff · History 195 Important clarification to the second introductory paragraph, one with which all recent contributing editors are already familiar
Diff · History 14 Phenomenalism: cite clarification
Diff · History 16 Phenomenalism:
Diff · History 12 Philosophical usage: Minor modification of last sentence, first paragraph of section
Diff · History 49 Philosophical usage: slight clarification of last sentence, first paragraph of section,
Diff · History -4 Rmv superfluous "are" in second paragraph of section
Diff · History 0 History: Resize Russell pic slightly
Diff · History -15 Rmv "otherwise very [distinct]" from introductory sentence, because the following sentence proceeds to say "as a general rule"
Diff · History 0 Phenomenalism: rmv superfluous preposition, and add a matched pair of quotation marks
Diff · History 145 (reverted)  footnote format in current introductory paragraph
Diff · History 32 Phenomenalism: minor clarification, Mill paragraph
Diff · History 6 Phenomenalism: add the word "which" in Mill paragraph
Diff · History 121 Phenomenalism: Slight further clarification of Mill's position relates to accepted meanings of terms such as "induction", the type of inference Mill was asserting all knowledge derives from
Diff · History 0 Phenomenalism: typo; "inanswereable" -> "unanswerable"
Diff · History 2,093 some material to clarify the encapsulation of Mill's position, and what were its main problems that resulted in virtually unanimous abandonment of his position
Diff · History 119 Footnote
Diff · History -127 Phenomenalism: Rmv "Mill's empiricism thus said that knowledge of any kind is not from direct experience but an inference from direct experience". His point was, upon analysis, different than this
Diff · History 6 slightly resize pic
Diff · History -6 British empiricism: Slightly resize Berkeley pic
Diff · History 0 Resize Aristotle pic
Diff · History 5 Move pic
Diff · History 6 History: Reduce the size of the Bertrand Russell and William James photos slightly for fit and facial size
Diff · History 18 Reduce the size of several photos slightly, to roughly match portrait size a bit better
Diff · History 58 British empiricism: Add photo
Diff · History -2 British empiricism: "inspired" -> "led to" in Hume illustration. "Inspired" could mistakenly imply that Hume did not create a real quandary here
Diff · History 36 Integration of empiricism and rationalism: Date context for Peirce/James/Dewey
Diff · History 10 Logical empiricism: date context for the positivists
Diff · History 47 Integration of empiricism and rationalism: Add photo
Diff · History 51 Add photo
Diff · History 72 Add photo
Diff · History -1 Integration of empiricism and rationalism: Fmt photo
Diff · History 89 Integration of empiricism and rationalism: Add photo
Diff · History 50 Integration of empiricism and rationalism: Add photo
Diff · History 2 usually -> commonly, in intro. Thanks Knucmo2, for informative wording of this contrast compared to the earlier version about rationalism that caused confusion and was deleted.
Diff · History -11 Integration of empiricism and rationalism: fix citation-needed template. thanks Knucmo2
Diff · History 20 Integration of empiricism and rationalism: citation needed, as this latter part of paragraph is more than a summary of cited sources here
Diff · History 8 Integration of empiricism and rationalism: citation-needed
Diff · History 10 Logical empiricism: citation-needed
Diff · History 0 Place "Logical Empricism" prior to "Integration...", as the Peirce/James/Dewey thread is the one leading up to today in science (Peirce) and academia (Dewey), and merge. Nice work Lacatosias & Knucmo2
Diff · History 20 British empiricism: add a footnote to the first Hume paragraph
Diff · History 49 Early forms of empiricism: Add footnote in Aristotle paragraph
Diff · History 18 British empiricism: "of" -> "for the principle of" in Hume paragraph
Diff · History -1 Early forms of empiricism: minor cleanup in Aristotle paragraph, and move the previous foornote--PLEASE PROVIDE REFERENCES!
Diff · History 180 British empiricism: Replace the brief capsulation of Hume's problem of induction as before
Diff · History -89 British empiricism: Delete superfluous sentence; point is already made before, and the problem of induction has a link to that article
Diff · History -73 Early forms of empiricism: delete uninformative/confusing phrase, and change "and" -> "of" & remv dead link
Diff · History -3 Phenomenalism: Hume's -> his
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Diff · History -4 replace earlier wording of the second paragraph of intro, but with reference to philosophy of science, which is where it's typically used today, per Wikipedia guidelines on introductions.
Diff · History -159 Delete contended passage about empiricism having given way to "empirical" within contemporary science--tough to prove a negative, but it will need sourcing if it's to be stated that way
Diff · History -6 Integration of empiricism and rationalism: delete the word "other" in Peirce paragraph
Diff · History 284 Phenomenalism: Provide a more directly informative standard summary-definition of phenomenalism, while preserving existing content w/o dealing with the linguistic/factual phenomenalism issue here
Diff · History 183 Early forms of empiricism: Put a brief "clarifier" after the Peirce observation; I still question whether this "2wayfeedback" insight of Peirce belongs here, but it at least needs clearer context
Diff · History 40 Scientific usage: Further clarify the term "semi-empirical" for now; this will need to be further researched, pinned down securely and properly sourced
Diff · History -9 The British empiricists: correction rmv mistaken denominational affiliation of Berkeley
Diff · History 112 The British empiricists: add note on Berkeley
Diff · History -58 Rmv unnecessary internal link
Diff · History 58 clarification in second paragraph
Diff · History -11 Scientific usage: syntax in second paragraph
Diff · History 22 Philosophical usage: Add JS Mill to the mill
Diff · History -29 put reference in consistent format with others in article, and combine into paragraph above; I still think this Peirce observation will need to end up farther down in the article, but don't know
Diff · History -352 Early forms of empiricism: Rmv added explanation from the Early forms of empiricism section, and place on talk just in case; it's enough of a stretch to mention Peirce in this section
Diff · History 0 Early forms of empiricism: is -> in ... last paragraph of section; not sure this paragraph and explanation belongs in this particular section though
Diff · History 8 Early forms of empiricism: simplify language so it is a bit more accessible in last paragraph of section, and put a needed time-frame on it in body text
Diff · History 4 Early forms of empiricism: Source the paripatetic axiom where it is first introduced, and wikify
Diff · History -132 Scientific usage: Rmv last sentence of this section, as it was unnecessarily oblique and not informative
Diff · History 64 Scientific usage: add qualification "sometimes" to clarify how commonly the term "semi-empirical" is put to use, and within what realm it is generally used
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Diff · History 156 Clarify the form currently used for describing the empirical methods per Wikipedia guidelines for article introductions
Diff · History -11 Tentatively remove verification tag. We could still use a couple more citations for included material, but not enough to justify the tag for the whole article at this stage
Diff · History 42 Early forms of empiricism: Clarify where the paripatetic axiom originated (and a minor simplification of language). Thanks Jon Awbrey!
Diff · History 28 Phenomenalism: Clarify blockquote source in body text re. JS Mill
Diff · History 24 Phenomenalism: clarify Mill's time-frame, for those readers not already familiar
Diff · History 925 Phenomenalism: Add some further insight into Mill's important positioning leading from Hume, a secondary quote and reference
Diff · History 135 Early forms of empiricism: footnote re. Aquinas' theory of knowledge
Diff · History 140 Early forms of empiricism: Rmv the latin rendering of Aquinas, which is unnecessary for almost all readers of this article, and provide a footnote
Diff · History 70 Early forms of empiricism: clarification re. Aquinas for those more unfamiliar with this material
Diff · History 41 Integration of empiricism and rationalism: add seealso
Diff · History 744 Integration of empiricism and rationalism: Delete a bit from Peirce, and add a summary by Richard McCartyr; we still need at least one reliable reference for Peirce's relationship to rationalists
Diff · History -4 The British empiricists: delete superfluous "the"
Diff · History -23 The British empiricists: delete superfluous "empiricist philosopher" referencing John Locke
Diff · History 7 Early forms of empiricism: minor clarification in Sophists paragraph
Diff · History 8 Early forms of empiricism: Clarify who "they" are, Sophists... as opposed to the other pre-Socratics mentioned
Diff · History 180 The British empiricists: add a clarification of where Berkeley ends up fitting in here, and reference
Diff · History 0 Early forms of empiricism: of -> by ; in first paragraph
Diff · History -1 Early forms of empiricism: rmv unnecessary comma
Diff · History 41 Early forms of empiricism: clean up wikis in section somewhat
Diff · History 260 Early forms of empiricism: Clarification in Footnote on Plato/Aristotle
Diff · History 144 Early forms of empiricism: Clarify relative time frame of Plato/Aristotle's new set of speculative/empirical contentions with one another, & a clarification of Plato in footnote
Diff · History 21 Early forms of empiricism: time frame of the Sophists
Diff · History 120 Early forms of empiricism: Footnote for Stoics and Epicureans
Diff · History 370 Early forms of empiricism: Add footnotes on Aristotle
Diff · History 194 Early forms of empiricism: put Sophists in a bit more explicit perspective; even the rationalist Plato would later argue Sophists were highly un-empirical. Thanks Lacatosias for clarifying
Diff · History 7 Early forms of empiricism: minor clarification to Plato's basic stance; replace Lacatosias' adverb "deeply" to clarify the extent to which Plato was "rationalistic" in comparison to Aristotle
Diff · History 25 Early forms of empiricism: minor adjustment of Aristotle/Plato paragraph
Diff · History -541 Early forms of empiricism: Rmv unsourced and speculative POV about sophists... at most, they were extremely-non-empirically-minded argumentative skeptics, even by Plato's description
Diff · History 318 Early forms of empiricism: Add some basic material putting Aristotle in perspective, as he is so arguably the first empiricist
Diff · History 1 Early forms of empiricism: typo
Diff · History 95 Early forms of empiricism: clarify Plato/Aristotle a bit, but without significantly expanding summary of his contribution for now
Diff · History 65 Early forms of empiricism: clarify time-frame in second paragraph
Diff · History -5 Philosophical usage: simplify
Diff · History 266 Philosophical usage: Clarify Empiricus somewhat. The superposition of Empiricus with the derivation from the Greek still needs to be better sourced.
Diff · History -6 Integration of empiricism and rationalism: correction-- this is Cambridge, Massachusetts, not Cambridge in England
Diff · History 1 Early forms of empiricism: Typo in last paragraph of section; still not sure this statement by Peirce belongs in this section, though it's an apt observation
Diff · History 30 Scientific usage: add link; the Empirical method article presently is better developed than Empirical research article
Diff · History 10 Early forms of empiricism: minor clarification to Epicurians' position
Diff · History 1 The British empiricists: footnote form
Diff · History 5 Integration of empiricism and rationalism: footnote form
Diff · History -18 See also: Rmv Behaviorism from "See also" section
Diff · History 54 Integration of empiricism and rationalism: footnote in James paragraph
Diff · History -9 Integration of empiricism and rationalism: delete superfluous "actually" in James paragraph
Diff · History 0 The British empiricists: correct date ref in Hume footnote
Diff · History -19 The British empiricists: simplify and clarify time-frame from Locke to Berkeley; date of Berkeley's Treatise already given
Diff · History 76 The British empiricists: Reference in Hume paragraph
Diff · History -3 Early forms of empiricism: rmv superfluous preposition
Diff · History 4 The British empiricists: finish clarification of Hume, from last edit
Diff · History -2 The British empiricists: minor clarification in Hume paragraph
Diff · History 1 The British empiricists: space after comma
Diff · History 46 Early forms of empiricism: clarification of time-frame for Charles Peirce; this is good insight, but I'm not positive this section is the place for it
Diff · History 4 Early forms of empiricism: gender neutr.
Diff · History 10 Early forms of empiricism: add a priori and a posteriori here. This distinction remained important through the 19th Century at least
Diff · History 1 Early forms of empiricism: gender neutr.
Diff · History -18 Early forms of empiricism: Rmv stub template from section--Sensible additions, extremely useful historical context; thanks Lacatosias
Diff · History 1 Phenomenalism: typos
Diff · History -12 Rnv cleanup tag and leave verification tag. This article appears to be very significantly more organized than when the tag was first placed here, pending ongoing discussions on talk page
Diff · History -14 Historical variations: Simplify section title, pending ongoing discussions on talk page
Diff · History -6 Scientific usage: rmv extra word "means"
Diff · History -26 Scientific usage: rmv excess words
Diff · History 3 Scientific usage: add 'of'
Diff · History -8 Scientific usage: rmv equivocation "usually"
Diff · History 0 Scientific usage: fmt link
Diff · History 5 Integration of empiricism and rationalism: typo, and wikify link to "empirical"
Diff · History 4 Integration of empiricism and rationalism: add "for"
Diff · History 25 Integration of empiricism and rationalism: minor clarification of point 2 in Peirce paragraph
Diff · History 0 Integration of empiricism and rationalism: close parenthesis
Diff · History 58 Integration of empiricism and rationalism: add links to other offshoots emanating from Kant and Hume
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Diff · History 12 C.S. Peirce and William James: retitle subsection to reflect its place in the history of empiricism
Diff · History -7 C.S. Peirce and William James: minor clarification
Diff · History 43 See also: add Phenomenology and Phenomenological
Diff · History 186 The British empiricists: clarify the last paragraph a bit because it was somewhat stranded; correct a couple of typos
Diff · History -9 C.S. Peirce and William James: minor correction in language, last paragraph of section
Diff · History -28 C.S. Peirce and William James: minor correction of form of a link in first paragraph of section
Diff · History 8 C.S. Peirce and William James: rmv superfluous link, and a minor clarification
Diff · History 28 C.S. Peirce and William James: syntax and clarification in Peirce paragraph, pending ongoing discussions on talk page
Diff · History 455 C.S. Peirce and William James: clarification and addition to Peirce paragraph, pending outcome of current discussions on talk page
Diff · History 1 C.S. Peirce and William James: space between words
Diff · History 31 C.S. Peirce and William James: correction in first sentence of this paragraph
Diff · History -19 C.S. Peirce and William James: clarification in first paragraph of this section
Diff · History 20 C.S. Peirce and William James: clarification in first paragraph of this section
Diff · History -587 Criticisms: Rmv criticism based upon quantum mechanics and place it on the talk page; this almost certainly belongs in the Phonomenology and/or phenomenological
Diff · History -325 Constructivism: Rmv constructivism from criticisms and place on the talk page... it was a stub, unsourced and is now on Talk for examination
Diff · History 35 Add link to main article on scientific usage, which is current; most of the recognized philosophic usage is a historical analysis
Diff · History -5 C.S. Peirce and William James: minor clarification in James paragraph
Diff · History 830 C.S. Peirce and William James: Corrections and clarifications per Jon Aubrey's well-researched points on talk page
Diff · History -1,149 Thomas Kuhn — ''The Structure of Scientific Revolutions'':
Diff · History 9 C.S. Peirce and William James: tentative correction, pending further organzation of ONGOING editing and cleanup-- "Naive empiricism" indeed; see history and discussion
Diff · History -17 Phenomenalism: Rmv Phenomenalism section until consensus can be achieved on talk page
Diff · History -794 Phenomenalism: Rmvd two marginally related or arguably irrelevant stub sections and place on talk page for discussion
Diff · History 12 replace cleanup tag
Diff · History -4,837 Phenomenalism: Remove lengthy section on Phenomenalism and place on the talk page for discussion and consensus; it is, in current form, largely unsourced and filled with POVs
Diff · History -1,050 Immanuel Kant: rmvd and put on talk page for discussion
Diff · History -227 Comtemporary empiricm: Remove unsourced POV and put it on the talk page
Diff · History 268 The British empiricists: dates and sources in section, and a clarification of Berkeley
Diff · History -1 Scientific usage: typo
Diff · History 1 Philosophical usage: minor clarification in first par of section
Diff · History 9 Philosophical usage: clarification in first paragraph of section
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Diff · History -7 The British empiricists: simplify time frame a bit
Diff · History 44 Immanuel Kant: links
Diff · History 4 Immanuel Kant: wikify Kant's "Critique"
Diff · History 19 Immanuel Kant: clarification in Kant subsection, pending discussion on talk page
Diff · History 984 Historical variations: Add some material on Kant to form a tentative bridge from Hume to Peirce and James, pending discussion on talk page
Diff · History 4 The British empiricists: wikify a posteriori
Diff · History -2 C.S. Peirce and William James: syntax and clarify a bit
Diff · History 8 C.S. Peirce and William James: italicize, and a minor clarification in Peirce/James
Diff · History -65 combine two sentences into one, and add a clarification
Diff · History -1 C.S. Peirce and William James: rmv stranded apostrophe
Diff · History 3 C.S. Peirce and William James: wikify "Pragmatic theory of truth"
Diff · History 4 C.S. Peirce and William James: simplify time-frame here, and add Dewey to make accurate who the principal exponents of pragmatism were
Diff · History 106 C.S. Peirce and William James: syntax and clarification
Diff · History 89 C.S. Peirce and William James: clarification in Peirce/James
Diff · History -1 C.S. Peirce and William James: typo
Diff · History 860 C.S. Peirce and William James: Add a paragraph on William James
Diff · History 4 C.S. Peirce and William James: clarification in Peirce/James
Diff · History 665 Historical variations: Add some preliminary material to section on Peirce and James
Diff · History 0 The British empiricists: theories -> concepts in first paragraph
Diff · History 6 Scientific usage: clarify the current scientific usage somewhat
Diff · History 157 Scientific usage: Tighten up the definition of scientific usage somewhat
Diff · History 0 Historical variations: Put the last two subsections of this section in chronological order
Diff · History 85 The British empiricists: add a clarification or two to Hume paragraph
Diff · History 14 The British empiricists: minor clarification in the Hume paragraph
Diff · History 41 Historical variations: syntax and section-stub template
Diff · History 35 Quantum_mechanics'>→Quantum mechanics: rmv link from subsection title, place in body text... add stub template
Diff · History 55 Constructivism'>→Constructivism: rmv link from subsection heading, place link in body text... + add stub template
Diff · History 8 Historiographic studies: section-stub template
Diff · History 15 Historiographic studies: Add Renke's full name and roughly date his contribution... + add stub template
Diff · History 5 Historical studies: retitle subsection to mitigate potential confusion with the section title
Diff · History 35 Constructive_empiricism'>→Constructive empiricism: rmv link from subsection title, move link to body text
Diff · History 3 The British empiricists: position -> proposition in Locke paragraph
Diff · History -11 Rmv the verify tag. Questionable material now on the talk page for further consideration by interested editors
Diff · History 27 The British empiricists: minor corrections in section
Diff · History 188 The British empiricists: Add a sentence to the Locke paragraph, pending further discussion on talk page
Diff · History 1,138 The British empiricists: Add a paragraph on Hume, tentatively pending outcome of discussions on talk page
Diff · History 12 The British empiricists: minor clarification in Descartes & Locke paragraph
Diff · History -1 The British empiricists: link
Diff · History 10 The British empiricists: minor clarifications in section
Diff · History 11 Variations: Retitle this section to reflect content and put the material in proper perspective
Diff · History 922 The British empiricists: Add some material to this section, which will need to be further organized; David Hume still to be added to this summary.
Diff · History -395 The British empiricists: Remove misleading and confusing conflation and place on talk page for reconsideration
Diff · History -2 The British empiricists: rmv whitespace
Diff · History -357 Naïve_empiricism'>→Naïve empiricism: Delete erroneous section on "Naive empiricism", and place it on the talk page
Diff · History 1 Pre-classical empiricism: Retitle this section to something reasonable, pending discussions on talk page
Diff · History -37 Classical empiricism: Retitle this section, because the title was incorrect. Classical refers to the period of Plato and Aristotle, among others.
Diff · History -279 Moderate empiricism: Removing this section for now and placing it on the talk page. The sentence is correct, but stranded and substantially mislabeled as "Moderate empiricism"
Diff · History -726 Radical empiricism: Removing this section for now and placing it on the talk page, because it misrepresents William James' form of pragmatism propounded around the turn of 20th Century
Diff · History 91 clarification of second introductory paragraph to place the use of the term in contemporary science
Diff · History -203 Rmv sentence in intro paragraph about 'as opposed to rationalism', because rationalism is not inherently in opposition; this is a more complex analysis and not for the intro paragraph
Diff · History 50 clarification in first intro sentence
Diff · History -32 Rmv "and minimizes the role of reason" from first introductory sentence which is inaccurate in any form of usage
Diff · History 0 Fmt introductory paragraph to merge stray sentence into paragraph...Thanks Lacatosias for the extremely well considered edits
Diff · History 20 Classical empiricism: chonology and add other important figure of classical empiricism
Diff · History -4 Philosophical usage: put notable figures in chronological order for now
Diff · History 24 Scientific usage: rearrange first paragraph of this section somewhat
Diff · History 263 Scientific usage: add a bit to this section
Diff · History -812 Scientific usage: rmv last paragraph and place on talk page until it can be examined and reassessed for potential value to this article, of which there seems to be some.
Diff · History -6 Empiricism and science: retitle section, pending a possible article on the specific term 'empirical'
Diff · History -33 Empiricism and science: minor corrections in first paragraph of Empiricism and science
Diff · History -124 copyedit second introductory paragraph, rmv erroneous assertion that scientific method is based upon inductive rather than deductive logic, in fact for at least a century it has been both, and more.
Diff · History -1 rmv stub on historiography and place in section on Variations, pending outcome of further discussion by other interested editors
Diff · History -6 Philosophical usage: rmv whitespace
Diff · History 9 heart of -> fundamental requirement
Diff · History 77 Begin a much needed reorganization and clarification of the content of this article; cleanup tag
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